Climate change: How global warming is having an impact (SpaceDaily) COPENHAGEN, Dec 6 (AFP) Dec 06, 2009 From cautiously advising that man-made, heat-trapping carbon gases would disrupt Earth's climate system, mainstream scientists are increasingly convinced that the first signs of change are already here. [News Source]

Climate change has silver lining for England’s vineyards (SpaceDaily) LONDON, Dec 6 (AFP) Dec 06, 2009 As world leaders grapple with how to tackle climate change in Copenhagen next week, England's winegrowers are embarrassed to admit that global warming is suiting them rather well. [News Source]

Free sex? Sure, but no global accord on global warming or climate change or climategate, or whatever… (ZDNet) Copenhagen, expect much talk but no binidng agreement. Free sex on offer. [News Source]

Promises, not treaty, likely at climate summit

Too little time and too little agreement mean the 192-nation Copenhagen climate conference is likely to produce, at best, a framework for continuing talks and signing a treaty — next year.

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Protests for climate change (Straits Times) LONDON - TENS of thousands of people across Europe demonstrated for action on climate change on Saturday, two days before world leaders gather in Copenhagen for landmark talks on tackling global warming. Protesters in London, Brussels, Paris, Stockholm and Dublin took to the streets to call for a far-reaching international agreement on reducing greenhouse gas emissions at the UN-led talks ... [News Source]

Gordon Brown attacks ‘flat-earth’ climate change sceptics (Guardian Unlimited) 'Dangerous, deceitful' attempts to derail Copenhagen summit condemned Gordon Brown tonight led a chorus of condemnation against "flat-earth" climate change sceptics who have tried to derail the Copenhagen summit by casting doubt on the evidence for global warming. Sceptics in the UK and the US have moved to capitalise on a series of hacked emails from climate change scientists at the University ... [News Source]

Federal forests could fight climate change (UPI) PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 5 (UPI) -- America's public forests could be enlisted in the battle against global warming and climate change to the benefit of taxpayers, experts say. [News Source]

Dutch approach to climate change: Adapt (Washington Post) AMSTERDAM -- With the Copenhagen summit starting Monday, chances remain uncertain for a historic breakthrough in the fight to prevent climate change, but the Netherlands is leading a fight of a different kind: How to live with global warming. [News Source]

Copenhagen climate change conference: Borrow to the hilt to stop global warming, says Lord Stern (Daily Telegraph) Governments should increase borrowing to tackle global warming despite the dire state of public balance sheets, according to Lord Stern of Brentford, the former chief economist of the World Bank. [News Source]

Mass climate rally in London streets

Thousands of people calling for a deal on climate change at next week's conference in Copenhagen marched through London on Saturday.

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UN hits back at sceptics on climate change (BBC News) The UN climate change panel rejects claims that the case for human influence on global warming has been exaggerated. [News Source]